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Even tough Monroe is a small country type community I feel that the Mall is a good suggestion.
If an area is to grow and help raise revenues than commercial is the way to get it. The added revenue will help our schools which will help our kids be able to perform better in life due to the added technology that the funds can provide us with. If crime issues are a concern then an added an more up dated police force will most likely go into effect. People opposing the Mall should just realize that an urban economy needs growth in order to survive! Enough said. G8946

I do not support the mall here in Monroe. I like the 'small town' feeling we have around here. Bringing the mall to Monroe will only bring more traffic and more folks who are very inconsiderate about the community they are visiting. Christy

I have been anticipating this mall for months. I want to go shopping!!!!! BP

Everyone is talking about losing green space if we decide to build this mall. What do you think will happen if we don't build it. Something will be built their. Monroe is getting bigger every day so we lose green space every day. Why don't you complain about that. I think a lot of people are just scared that Monroe might make a name for itself. anonymous

Deerfield Twp. is getting a mall with Nordstrom's. Where are you so called save the earth people now. Still fighting Monroe's Mall? Mike

So, the City of Cincinnati says no to funds for the new interstate exit and Mall, but in today's Enquirer state that they are ready to give Nordstrom's $50,000,000 to move to Cincinnati? That is a whole lot more than $11,000,000! Where are the groups fighting this?? Cincinnati is definitely a bunch of hypocrites! Mike

I strongly back the Monroe Mall. I live in Monroe and it's about time that something good happened to our community. I just wish that all these jealous other cities would stay out of it. How can Cincinnati say anything when they just wasted all our tax dollars on a new stadium and roads and are wanting to spend more. Also, what about City Center Mall? My tax dollars are going to be used to raise the roof of a downtown mall that never was popular or successful to begin with! Why don't people complain about things and their own cities and leave us alone! Is someone scared that Monroe will grow to be a strong City? Seems that way! Matthew

Eyesareclosed, Truth you never studied Economics in College. Truth! Truth maybe, You probably don't really even live in Monroe! Myth, you really care about Monroe! Truth, I have had several economics classes at OSU, I live in Monroe, Pay taxes in Monroe, and support my Community. Truth, Monroe is a city on a major interstate! Myth, Factories bring high paying jobs! Not anymore look at 75% of the factories in Monroe. They pay minimum wage, or just slightly over that. They receive abatements and the property owners pay for it. They are mostly pole barn type buildings and totally disgrace our community and make it look cheap and filthy. Truth, the only mall in this are that I have seen almost go out of business was the City Center mall in Middletown. This mall was not popular from the start, and has no direct highway access! I doubt the mall would go out of business. Fact, if you are so unhappy with the mall and government and the fact that you live in a CITY! Please Move. Monroe, regardless of what happens, will continue to grow and prosper and become more of a large City. So, why not move now and try maybe Reily Twp. It is truly ashamed that somebody that attended Wright State has no clue about Free Enterprise and Economics. Mike

Truths and Myths Lower Taxes - Myth Monroe will grow so fast as a result of this mall that it will have no choice but to raise our taxes to support it. More jobs - Truth Lot's of them and mostly minimum wage. Just what we need. Taubman is good about green space around their malls. - Truth The problem is they can't control all the green space that will be eaten up by the Hotels, Motels, restaurants and strip malls that it will bring with it. The mall on the other side of 75 won't hurt Monroe's traffic. - Myth The new interchange will not support the expected number of vehicles per day. The overflow will fall onto the 75 - 63 interchange. Also where do you think all the other businesses this mall brings will build? The real problem with this traffic isn't that it will take us all longer to get anywhere. It's that other quality businesses will steer clear of Monroe and the traffic. A factory would get tax abatements and then leave when they are over. - Truth Maybe - Myth Maybe There is no guarantee that this mall will be here after fifteen years. It could fail like many other malls. Then it will close and so will all the businesses it spawned. All the people for the mall are super smart and know what is best - Truth For themselves. All the people against the mall are super smart and know what is best - Truth For themselves. I don't want to argue any more. I think the mall will be built and I will continue to try and save the green space. We will see in the next 15 - 20 years who was right. Eyesareopen

O.K., let me get this straight...Middletown/Monroe School System wasn't good enough for the powers to be in Monroe. So Monroe will get it's own school system but we all want someone else to foot the bill. Heck, let's denigrate Western Warren County, it's on the other side of I-75 anyway and won't effect most of us. Isn't that why we annexed it in the first place? The Feds, The State, The Counties will but up the $$$ and we'll rake in the taxes. Boy folks, don't we sound like a bunch of pigs? We voted for our new school system. It is time for us to pay the piper. Missy

Eyesareopen, With the tremendous residential growth in Monroe all these new City jobs are going to be needed anyway! The major factories in Monroe, all have tax abatements! So, where do you think the tax dollars are going to come from if not the mall? THE PROPERTY OWNERS! The land in question has been for sale for over 40years and eventually will have something built on it! Have about another AK, or Trucking Company, or about 90 pole barn factories that require a large tax abatement just to come and then leave in 15 years or want more abatements! The City did have a zoning regulation to try to stop Flynt, but this man does not care, it is what he lives for! (Court) The City government has done alot for the people of Monroe! I for one stand behind them 200%! They have all lived in this town, probably alot longer than you! The sky will not fall, because of a mall! Oh, like I said please travel to Michigan and see Taubman's Mall that Monroe's will be modeled after, I guarantee it will change your mind! Taxes are a part of life! Nobody likes them, however, they are needed to support the city and services! But, what gives anyone the right to try and stop FREE ENTERPRISE and CAPITALISM! These ideas are what are government is based on! I believe these growth groups are nothing more than Socialist, who would rather see one store that is ran by the government and gives them all they need! Competition is what makes the world go round, without it we would probably pay a lot more for items we need! Mike

Eyesareopen, no one is trying to pick on you, really. We just want to be able to stand up for what want like everyone else. People can stand up for what they believe regarding the Flynt's and Bristol's but we cannot? The city officials have a firm grip on the growth of Monroe. Do you think that the Mayor would support the mall if the thought it was bad for the community? The mall would be a great family oriented place to visit. There is much more than shopping to do. Check out the Taubman website and you may think so too. If taxes go up for police, firemen or city workers, so be it. Becky

Mike, Here is a fact for you. I am not worried about the Taubman group keeping green space around their mall. I'm sure it will look nice. What I am worried about is everything else that will be brought by this type of mall and 3-5 million visitors a year. I went to school at Wright State in the mid 80s. There was nothing. Now it is 2000 and they have a mall. You can't hardly get around there anymore. Traffic is horrible. Our mall is suppose to be more popular than theirs. Guess what that means. 1 more thing, the tougher zoning laws should have been thought of before the adult businesses moved in, not after! I hate to fill you all in on this, but with this new mall and all the growth it will bring our taxes will go up, not down. Think about it. We will need infrastructure, city workers, firemen, policemen, bigger schools and so on. This all means more taxes. Dayton has a huge tax base. The income tax rate there is nearly double ours. Just ask the people of Beavercreek what happened to their taxes since their mall was built. They went up!!! It will be good for the developers, the city officials, and the farmers who want to retire. The rest of us will get higher taxes! Eyesareopen

People of Monroe, The time has come to stand up for ourselves, just like on our School Issue! We need to write letters to the Editors of Newspapers and to our elected officials and let them know that we will not be pushed around by another city, county, etc.... They are trying to keep Monroe from growing, so their own economy will stay strong. They are not worried about Green Land, or any other excuse. They simply do not want a nice, well managed Mall in Monroe. Please people of Monroe stand behind your elected officials and show your support for the Monroe Mall!!! And for the people that are against it, I hope you enjoy higher taxes on your property, because Monroe will not have a solid tax base!
Eyesareopen, You really don't read do you!! Monroe is right now getting stronger zoning regulations for Adult Businesses! Why don't you do some more research on the Taubman group and you will see that they usually buy up the green space around the mall and keep it that way to make their Mall more upscale and attractive. Nobody is picking on you, but if you are going to make comments without factual information, I am not going to just say nothing!! Please all I ask is educate yourself before you dictate! Mike

Becky and Mike, Pick on me all you want. You can see the future and get Regs. on the books to stop things like Flynt's and Bristols. Is it too much to ask my city officials to see the whole picture and gets zoning regulations in place before we become another Dayton Mall exit. If you like the big city move to Dayton and enjoy their good school system! Eyesareopen

Did everyone think Monroe was going to stay Mayberry forever? Monroe is a prime location between Cincinnati and Dayton for residential and commercial properties. Years ago when there were only a few families that lived in Monroe, once the subdivisions started popping up, the would have been crazy to think it would not continue. Monroe will still have some green space, but if you would rather live in the country, I suggest you go there!! Becky

Eyesareopen, How long have you lived in Monroe? Bristols just opened up one day without City approval and caught them off guard! The city has tried to close them down several times, but they have rights too and unfortunately they are grandfathered! I dont know if you can read or not, but the City is doing everything in it's power to stop Flynt. However, If Cincinnati can't stop him, how can a smaller city like us stop Flynt? Once again you compare apples to oranges! The sky is not falling there- Chicken Little! Mike

Eyesareopen, you are getting all worked up for nothing. By the time all that land is developed, we will all be dead. So, enjoy your beautiful farms (read: green spaces) and relax. Maybe go shopping. JB

The city officials and the Mayor have always done the right thing? That is why we have Bristol's and Flynt's? You can control a train with switches, but a runaway train is out of control. Will the factories not be built if the mall is? Look around, there is still plenty of farmland left for the factories. Around 200 acres are for sale around Yankee and Todd Hunter. All zoned industrial. We are out of control. We are going to nearly double the number of houses this year. Where is the control? I won't go on. I've stated my opinion. All I ask is that you all take a good look around and then ask yourself where the control is. Eyesareopen

I would like to say that is is not the city officials of Monroe that have the scientific surveys. It is the Warren County Commissioners and the other groups that have to put in their 2 cents of false information. I do not think that the Warren County Commissioners have enough backbone to stand up for anything. All they seem to be worried about is whether or not they will get re-elected. Seems to me they just want to keep their select few happy and forget what the rest of us have to say. I would also like to say that I will not support the interchange either!!! Maybe without the mall, Monroe can look like the Franklin exit!!! Becky

Eyesareopen, The reason that you have not heard about Monroe controlling the growth of the new Mall, is because you are not listening. The Mayor has said numerous times that the growth in Monroe is like a fast moving train, you can either stand in front of it and let it run you down, or control it with the switches! The Mayor and City Officials have always done the right thing for this community! They are long term residents, that cares what happens! Also why did all you anti-mallers wait till the last exit in this area(Monroe) start to prosper to say anything? Nothing was ever said about any other exit or city! Just Monroe!Also, I would like to say that if the Mall does not go in, I do not support the new exit. I will not have my tax dollars spent on a project where there are no guarantees on a return investment! I don't know why Warren Co. would listen to small number of Chicken Littles!! MIke

When the mayor of Monroe stated that everyone he talked to said they were for it on TV back in March he probably was correct. His scientific survey consisted of Mr. Robinson and himself. Hey, that's unanimous. Good enough for me, let's build it! Mr. mayor, I believe you need to get out more often and talk to a few more citizens.Bucko

Well I hope all the no mallers are happy. Thanks for making decisions for the city of Monroe. I read in the paper that the Warren County Commissioners have now "changed their mind" on supporting the Monroe Mall. Yet they support an interchange. Isn't that the pot calling the kettle black. Just what are we going to do with a new interchange and have these 20,000 more cars a day come through here and have them go nowhere! I also read that there were 50 people at the meeting! Woo Hoo!!! That is the whole county now!! If 50 people make a difference why don't they concentrate on something a little more worthwhile.  Becky 

bbill, I live in Monroe. I said 20,000 extra vehicles a day. Yes we have a problem and an an additional 20,000 vehicles will make it worse. One additional interchange will not be sufficient. You seem to think we can either build a mega mall or factories. Open your mind. There are other clean possibilities. I also said I wasn't totally against this mall if the city of Monroe would severely control all the growth that comes with it. I have not heard one word from them on this. I also wonder why someone from Dayton cares about a mall in Monroe. Eyesareopen

All of you that are opposed to the mall. Where do you live? Mr. Monet lives in Dayton, just what is his ax to grind with Monroe having a controlled growth. I have not heard him complaining about the Union Center growth. How about the growth around the Butler County Regional highway. I say if these nasayers don't want a nice area, break up the 800+ acres into industrial tracts and then let them see what a problem can be. One person made the comment about the 20,000 vehicles a day. There is already a need to help the traffic problems. The State and the Counties can help with Union Center and the Regional Highway, but you that oppose the growth of Monroe ask them to not assist here. The State Development Department has had Honda and many other industrial companies in here, but if Monroe wants something that will be clean, keep it out. Mr. Monet worry about what is in your area not what Monroe wants to do with their land. As to the developer getting his money and running, Lenny Robinson's father Bill started the development of this land years ago and Lenny has lived in this area from birth. He is not going anywhere. Is someone scared that Monroe might grow and prosper. bbill

Mike, I am not comparing apples to oranges. Our mall will attract many more than Fairfield commons. It will be worse. I'm also sad to say that I must work for a living and to do that I must drive. I currently drive nearly 1 hour each way and I live as far in the country as I currently can. I know Monroe is a city, but it doesn't have to be a huge, ugly city. Eyesareopen

I hope all of the nay sayers are happy now, the Warren County Commissioners have just decided that retail development is not acceptable for Monroe. On the other hand Commissioner Larry Crisenberry still supports the second interchange, because he believes future development will occur in that area. What kind of development is acceptable to him? He evidently supports industrial development, like AK Steel, Sorg Paper and Bay West. Yes, they do not pollute the air or the water, why not go soak your head in the Great Miami Larry. New industrial development will be given tax abatements to entice them to the area. Good solid decision making by the commissioners. I think the commissioners really need to re-consider their hasty decision to knuckle under to the Mike Monets of this world. Bill

Eyesareopen, I do agree with you somewhat! Uncontrolled growth is bad, however, Mayor Tannreuther has a firm grasp on stopping that from happening and even The Taubman Group wants to preserve green space around the mall and it is a part of their plan, to incorporate green space into the scheme!   But, you also need to remember that you do not live in the country somewhere! You live in a city, along a major interstate! We can both when from the mall! But if country living is what you are looking for, then I suggest that you look for a new house in a rural area.  Also you have to realize that this mall is not like the Fairfield Commons Mall. The people that would come to this mall, would also visit our famous flea markets, Americana (If Reopened) and Kings Island! Please don't compare apples to oranges! Mike

I challenge the City Officials of Monroe to this; If this mall gets built, then we spend part of the tax dollars to buy up plenty of land in Monroe and turn it into City held Green spaces. We can have the mall and still keep our city if we really try. My fear is that the greedy will keep wanting more and then I might as well move to the corner of 725 and 741 at the Dayton Mall because that is what Monroe will look like. Eyesareopen

"Beavercreek 10 years ago had its own individual character and rural atmosphere. When the Fairfield Commons mall came in it changed all that. Our roads are now congested with traffic, the number of auto accidents and emergency medical calls in the area of the mall have increased, residential property taxes have increased, especially our school taxes," said Beavercreek resident Dave Neil. Fairfield Commons doesn't draw near the visitors that Our wonder mall is suppose to. Think about it! Eyesareopen

I am really concerned about you? If any man was to spend half the time with his family that you spend fighting a positive thing like the mall, We probably would not have any youth violence! Mike

Sprawl is the cause of Youth Violence? I thought Television was? Come On Mr. Monnet! What are you going to say next? Have about blame the Mall for everything! No since of you leaving anything out! I am glad you were born in this time and not the age of Christopher Columbus, or I probably never exist. Because you would be holding meetings about the world being flat!  Mike

Have you pro mallers ever seen The Music Man? Or the episode of The Simpsons were Springfield buys a monorail? Like the proverb says, "Be careful what you wish for, you might get it." If you believe Taubman, you are foolish. He will make the money and Monroe will be left to deal with the mess. Increases in crime, strain on local services and loss of revenue to local businesses (your neighbors, whom you should support). Think carefully, move slowly. Once done, this cannot be undone! JeffB

I don't doubt that this mall will be built. After all the Greedy greatly outnumber the sensible. Monroe will be urbanized beyond anyones imagination. After all the Urbanization occurs it will greatly resemble the Dayton Mall area. Then the mall builders will look for some new un-urbanbized area to spoil and make millions off of. Enjoy it! It is Monroe's destiny Eyesareopen

I just saw Nightline -The mother of the boy in Flint who shot a classmate was one of the inner city workers bussed to Taubman's Great Lakes Crossing Mall -the round trip is 2 hours. A similar tax-funded plan from Dayton to Fairfield Commons Mall was just announced. Policies encouraging these jobs so far from the labor to fill them are wrong. I'm a member of a group, PTC, working on youth violence. Sprawl and this are related! Near Columbine, the public is very upset about sprawl. Mike Monett

I feel if everyone would stop and think about the mall they may find some interesting events or stores that they usually have to travel long distances to get to. I have read that some people are not in favor of smog, well the cities that you travel to go to your favorite stores might not want your smog in it. Quit looking at all the negatives and look at some of the positive side you just might find the your positive out weighs your negative NDW

Mike Monnet- Maybe you should try moving to the Mountains of Tennessee as well! or, maybe Russia where your economic ideas may actually work! Why don't you focus on a worthwhile issue like trying to stop Flynt, or youth violence. You have your morals in the wrong places! Jeff

Mr. Monnet, Well if what you say is true, you should be attacking TRAC for not wanting a return on your tax dollars! Lets build an exit for a factory that gets 100% Tax Abatements and returns very little money back to the state to replace our tax dollars spent! Furthermore, The strongest has always survived! If the economic situation in Dayton is failing, then look at Dayton. Spend your time finding at why? It is not because of a Mall that has not even been built yet! Mike

Mr. Monnet, when you start paying our city taxes, I will leave you alone. Just how much money are you getting from these other Malls anyway! Your excuses are getting desperate, and your knowledge of economics is probably what caused your store to shut down. Don't give me that tax excuse either, millions of dollars are spent everyday by the Govt. to purchase so called studies and $500 toilet seats! You are a very desperate man! William

Our excess of stores is caused more by government spending than by capitalism. Market analysts are saying this, and even ODOT concedes it: "TRAC does not award economic points for retail activity in the belief that retail growth largely comes at the expense of other Ohio retailers." They also say Ohio should not pay more than 10% for interchanges for new retail. This calls for almost 50%! Monroe has 7000 people. When they and Taubman pay the full $22-54 million, we'll leave you alone. Mike Monett

As I sit here at this website and read all the people trying to impact our wonderful city of Monroe with their negative words, it really makes me wonder why they are really against this mall. With the new interchange and mall this will brings millions of tax dollars to the CITY OF MONROE. Please leave our city alone and worry about yourself. To Mr. Monett: I am sorry your hardware store failed. But maybe if you put as much time and effort into it as you are here, it would still be open. BL

People, if you do not want your town to prosper, I suggest you move in the mountains of Tennessee somewhere! Monroe is a CITY, seems people cant understand the CITY concept! Monroe has to have a tax base to survive and function! If you don't like the Mall idea. Please start paying my taxes now and future ones, because NO MALL! NO TAX BASE for schools etc.. The alliance for Responsible Growth is not concerned about Monroe Citizens! They care strictly about their areas! I agree that you should focus on economic improvements in your own town, however, don't spread false hype about economic development in other cities! Do we stop Wal-Mart's from going next to Kmart's because they are the same style store Mike

All the pro Mallers need to look at more than just $$$$$$$$$$$$. Think Smog! Think pollution! Think about Crime! Think Over Development! These will all come as free extras with your mall. Please try and see the whole picture. Take a drive down into Mason and West Chester this Saturday afternoon. Once you get fed up with all the traffic and congestion come back home and think about it. eyesopen

Eyesopen, so is a tax abated factory that pays minimum wage, pollutes the area, increases truck traffic, and leaves in 15 years cause the tax abatements are over, a part of your theory! This land is prime land and eventually something will be built there! I for one would rather have a return on my tax dollars! Mike

Traffic will not be a problem for Monroe since the mall will be located east of 75 and most of Monroe is west of 75. As far as crime goes, how much crime is associated with the other malls in the area? Why does the Trotwood Chamber of Commerce support its mall if it is such a bad idea? I can not believe all the 'chicken littles' there are around here. Perhaps there is more to the opposition than just concerned citizens. I am in favor of the mall. Michael

Go ahead and build your mall. Next we can have a gripe site where we can all complain about how dirty our city has become and how long it takes us to get home from work. Just try and concentrate on what more than 3 million visitors a year will do to our city. The taxes will be great. Everything else will stink. Especially the smog from the 20,000 cars a day. I think I'll move and let you enjoy your 'Progress'. Choke on it! Citizen

Our mall arguments are at www.interaxs.net/pub/mikemonett . Analysts say we already have too many stores per capita in southwest Ohio. Even if there are different chains,there are still only so many dollars among us, so taxes for Monroe will mean less taxes elsewhere. Like stadiums, developers are persuading us we need glitzy new malls to replace what we have. This is happening in every major city now, so this mall would not be a magnet for taxes from other states. Scott

This Mall is the greatest opportunity to come to Monroe in years! We the people would be crazy to pass up this opportunity for better schools, services, etc... The tax base created by this Mall would be about 50 times better than an industrial company, who by the way requires about 100% tax abatements just to look at the land! Sure there are cons to every opportunity, but the pros greatly outweigh the cons on this deal. Mike

I am a resident of Monroe and am hopeful that the interchange and the mall go through. To the city officials of Monroe, you know what is best for our fine city. Don't let anyone push you around and try to make the decisions for you. RMC

Metro Dayton's retail vacancy is over 11 percent, downtown is a ghost town, my hardware store just closed. There is 26 square feet per capita of retail vs. a national average of 19. When road subsidies result in too many stores, only the newst survive. So, your predicted revenue would just be at the expense of other stores. And, the locally-owned stores being driven out return about 60 percent of their profits to the community. The national chains return about 20 percent, the discounters 5 to 8! -Mike Monett Tecumseh Group, Sierra Club

Mr. Monnet, The strongest survives in a market of capitalism! I am sorry that you are losing business in Dayton, however, try looking at the area and management and not Monroe for your problems and solutions! Please don't stop our economic development, because yours is slipping away. I am sure there was tons of tax dollars of mine spent in Dayton on similar projects and I don't mind! That is what tax dollars are used for! Investments in the communities! 
Joan, please visit the Taubman Website! The Taubman group is the best managed mall company in the US and has very few vacancies! Please get all the facts before posting such comments about something that you really know nothing about! Mike

Jacob, You have paid for other interchanges in other towns with tax dollars! Wouldn't you rather see the money put to use to benefit your area! 
Missy, The only person that needs to wake up is you! The mall will generate millions of tax dollars for everyone! Please talk to someone about your hick complex too! RESIDENT

Here is a pro-mall website that was submitted as a response (click here)
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I would like to know who is going to take all the low paying jobs with bad hours that this mall will produce. The big benefit will go to the developer. Hasn't anyone noticed that there are vacancies in the outlet malls located in Washington Court House? In fact, there are vacancies in all the outlet malls that line the I-75 corrider heading South to Florida. While development is inevitable, another unneeded retail development is not the answer for the long term. Joan

The low paying jobs created by the new mall will easily be filled with Middletown High School students who can not pass the proficiency test. (There are a lot of them). They have to work somewhere, since they are so un-motivated to compete their education, selling watches and shoes at the mall is just the ticket. GRE

Where is the Sierra Club? Where is the Warren County Group? A Columbus group has announced plans to build a large mall at Union Centre Blvd. You don't consider this "urban sprawl"? Ann

Did anyone read the Cincinnati Enquirer today? Columbus based Continental Real Estate Cos. has announced plans to build a $200 million open-air mall and upscale housing at West Chestr's new I-75 Union Centre Blvd. Interchange. Where is the Sierra Club? Where is the Warren County Group? I wonder who it is that really does not want the Taubman Mall at Monroe? tj

I am against yet another mall in this region. This developer thinks we are all a bunch of country hicks that have never been to "The Big City" before. You can keep Fields Ertel Rd. and the intersection of SR741 & SR725. Our elected officials are dropping their (OUR) panties like cheap tarts in the name of progress! They are about to give something away that we can never get back. PEOPLE WAKE UP! Missy

I am in favor of the mall. This land has been zoned commercial/industrial for 40 years. Isn't a mall better than an industrial plant? Proper use of the land which will not harm our water supply is necessary. Also, think what this will do for our tax base and our new school system. All highway systems are paid for with federal, state and local money. taj

I am in favor of the mall. If we have to help pay for the interchange, then so be it. It won't be an embarrassment like the bengals, and who is paying for their new home? dmr

"I am in favor of the new mall. The town mall is dying." JJR

"I would rather have a mall than another AK in my backyard. This mall will be a place I go to often. I heard there is going to be a basketball court and racquetball too!" no name given

"Who is going to pay for the cost of the interchange? If it is me, I am not in favor of the mall." jacob

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